In 1907, Nelly Roussel, a French proponent of this practice, sued the right-wing publisher Guy de Cassagnac for labeling her one of "these sorts of viragos" who "mount their pens like they mount a broom to go to a midnight orgy." In most models of the demographic transition, the diffusion of this practice occurs in the third stage, after the death rate has already declined, but studies of France in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries show that some forms of this practice became widespread even before the Napoleonic Code outlawed primogeniture, partially explaining the shift away from a Malthusian equilibrium. Prolonged breastfeeding is one form of this practice, and as a corollary the use of wet nurses may be understood as a status symbol signifying the luxury of dispensing with this practice. For ten points, name this practice, forms of which include ortho-t
In 1907, Nelly Roussel, a French proponent of this practice, sued the right-wing publisher Guy de Cassagnac for labeling her one of "these sorts of viragos" who "mount their pens like they mount a broom to go to a midnight orgy." In most models of the demographic transition, the diffusion of this practice occurs in the third stage, after the death rate has already declined, but studies of France in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries show that some forms of this practice became widespread even before the Napoleonic Code outlawed primogeniture, partially explaining the shift away from a Malthusian equilibrium. Prolonged breastfeeding is one form of this practice, and as a corollary the use of wet nurses may be understood as a status symbol signifying the luxury of dispensing with this practice. For ten points, name this practice, forms of which include ortho-tri-cyclen, early withdrawal, and abortion.
In 1907, Nelly Roussel, a French proponent of this practice, sued the right-wing publisher Guy de Cassagnac for labeling her one of "these sorts of viragos" who "mount their pens like they mount a broom to go to a midnight orgy.
{Birth control} (accept {contraception} before “{abortion}” is read)